Why is MX Brown bad?

They are supposed to be tactile switches. But in reality the Cherry MX Brown mechanical switches just feel like “broken” or “scratchy” linears, like Cherry MX Red switches that got sand into them. They’re way too light and don’t offer much of a resistance, the tactile bump is just too subtle.

Is Cherry MX Brown clicky?

Cherry MX Brown- Brown switches are quieter than most on the list. It is a tactile switch, so you will physically feel the point of actuation with every key press. However, they aren’t clicky, making them quieter than Cherry MX Blue switches.

Is MX Brown the best?

Cherry MX Brown is widely considered to be the best “middle-ground” switch. Its tactile bump, silent travel, and medium actuation force makes it a versatile switch. Because the tactile bump is produced by a bump in the interruption fin, the hysteresis is less pronounced than the Cherry MX Blue.

Are Cherry MX Browns actually bad?

No, MX Browns are not bad. This does not mean that they are good, simply that they are not worse than the alternative – not typing. The Cherry MX Brown will give you a bit of added resistance at the top of the keypress so you are less likely to have typing errors.

Is clicky or linear better?

Personal Preference Is Key Just because clicky switches are most often recommended for the best typing experience, linear for fast paced gaming and tactile for general purpose use doesn’t mean those are the switch types you’ll favor in each scenario.

How long do ducky keyboards last?

Typically, the key switches in your mechanical keyboard last for about 10 to 15 years. If you’re using a keyboard with a Cherry MX key switch, know they are rated to 50 million keypresses. On average, this is about 10 to 15 years under heavy typing or gaming. Considering the stated years, that’s a long time!

Are Cherry MX Browns really that bad?